Takom 2159 Typ 205 Mauschen Super Heavy Tank 1/35 – Plastic Model Kit

We offer a unique model of the super-heavy tank Takom 2159 Typ 205 Mauschen in precise 1/35 scale, designed for the most demanding military history and modeling enthusiasts. This plastic model kit is a faithful replica of the German prototype super-heavy tank “Little Mouse” (Typ 205 Mauschen), which paved the way for the famous Pzkpfw VIII Maus.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for detailed display in collections of dioramas and historical models.
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II, advanced armored project phase (years 1942-1943)
• Place of use: This prototype tank did not participate in combat, but its concept and design were subject to trials and analysis during the development of German armored weaponry.
• Material: High-quality plastic ensures excellent reproduction of details, armor textures, as well as running gear elements such as its characteristic four tracks. The model does not include extras like a metal barrel or photo-etched parts, allowing the modeler unlimited personalization.
• Category: Plastic model kit for self-assembly and painting.
• Build difficulty: 4/5 – advanced model, recommended for experienced modelers. The 1/35 scale and innovative construction allow for an outstanding final result but require precision and patience.

The Typ 205 Mauschen was one of the most original and conceptually advanced projects of German armored weaponry at the end of the war. Designed by Krupp, it was meant as a response to Allied super tanks, featuring a forward-mounted turret and armament with a 15cm KwK L/31 gun and a 7.5cm KwK L/24. This design formed a bridge between earlier projects and the final Maus – the largest tank ever used in the history of armored warfare.

The Takom 2159 model combines a unique subject with high-quality craftsmanship, realistic detailing, and a solid parts design. It is an excellent choice for military history enthusiasts, collectors of German armored vehicles, and those seeking top-level modeling challenges. It also serves perfectly as a base for your own modifications and historical dioramas, portraying the ambitious designs of German engineering during World War II.